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Kaieteur News – Digicel Guyana, on Tuesday, announced the successful conclusion of its summer “Punch & Win” promotion, which awarded millions in cash prizes to six fortunate customers across the country.
The six-week campaign, which ran from July 17 through August 27, 2025, delivered on its promise of excitement and substantial rewards for Digicel customers, Digicel said in a press release.
Digicel Guyana’s Communications Manager, Gabriella Chapman said the “Punch & Win” promotion has been an incredible success, bringing joy and life-changing prizes directly to their customers. “Watching our winners experience the thrill of the punch wall and walk away with substantial cash prizes has been truly rewarding. This promotion exemplifies our commitment to giving back to the communities we serve.”
The promotion’s unique punch wall format created unforgettable moments for each weekly winner. Thomepha Rodney from Georgetown struck gold, punching through to claim the coveted G$2 million grand prize, Sunil Bacchus from Mon Repos won G$800,000, Bibi Gopie from Haslington took home G$800,000, Sahadeo Nandalall from Providence secured G$800,000, Dexter Dublin from Den Amstel won G$500,000 and Dolly Benn from Linden claimed G$400,000.
Each winner expressed that their unexpected win in this promotion will improve their lives significantly.
Digicel extends heartfelt congratulations to all six winners and sincere appreciation to every customer who participated in making “Punch & Win” a resounding success. The company looks forward to announcing future promotional opportunities that will continue to reward customer loyalty and engagement.
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